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Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered
I’ve been webcamming from the start, over 20 years ago now. I’ve answered a lot of questions, except maybe why I do it.
Mostly because it was a challenge, and I meet people who think it’s weird.
What kind of content can I expect to see?
Our stream is an unrated, raw feed from the Frogstar home office, showcasing everything from daily routines to unexpected moments.
Are there any content warnings?
Yes, the stream may include scenes of bad hygiene, dirty laundry, and other potentially off-putting activities. Virtually zero nudity.
Is my privacy protected while watching?
Not specifically. It’s just a standard SSL website. I’m not keeping track of IP Addresses but I don’t guarantee privacy. I have no control over the VDO Ninja tool I use and what they may log.
Can I interact with the streamer?
Currently, interaction is limited to viewing. We may introduce interactive features in the future. There is a chat option but depending on how busy I am, I may or may not respond.
How often is the stream live?
The stream is live 24/7, offering a continuous view into the Frogstar home office. That does not mean I am active or doing anything worth watching.
What should I do if I find the content disturbing?
If you find any content disturbing, we recommend taking a break or tuning in at a different time, or not at all.
What software are you using?
Why can't I hear anything?
What hardware webcams do you use?
All connected via OBS as the main switcher but most of the time, it’ll just be streaming the Logotech.
How do you turn thr light on and off?
Do you like being watched?
This may be my most frequently asked question. People can’t understand why a sane person would want to have webcams watching them all day, every day. I currently live and work in a single room and so I am often here for hours and hours working, or relaxing. You can watch me and see me pick my nose, or change my clothes. You can see when I eat, and what I eat. That just seems weird to people. To me, it’s normal. I’ve had a webcam since they were only available in black and white over 20 years ago. It allows me to meet all sorts of new friends and people with chat me and ask questions like these,
What does this have to do with ADHD?
People with ADHD have discovered they work better, and are able to maintain focus longer when supervised or even when there is another person in the same room. They call it body doubling. The concept as I understand it, is that it is harder to do nothing or be distracted if you think it will be noticed. Having somebody else in the room turns your task into more of an obligation or even a responsibility. For me, the idea that somebody “might” be observing me, changes the way I work, for the better. Since I never know, I don’t worry about it most of the time, but it does motivate me to be more productive at times. This wasn’t the main reason I share my life this way. Its just a quirky side effect.
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Unfiltered Live Stream Insights
Welcome to an unedited glimpse into the daily happenings of the frogstar home office. Our stream offers an authentic portrayal of life, free from the constraints of traditional broadcasting standards. Expect to see everything from mundane tasks to unexpected moments, all captured live and uncut.
As a viewer, you will witness the genuine and sometimes chaotic environment that defines our space. This includes the occasional clutter, spontaneous nose blowing, and other personal habits that are part of the everyday routine. We believe in transparency and sharing life as it truly is, without any sugar-coating.
While the content is raw and unrated, it provides a unique opportunity to connect with the reality of our daily lives. We encourage you to embrace the imperfections and enjoy the candid nature of our stream. Please be aware that this is a genuine representation of our environment, which may include elements some viewers find unconventional.
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